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Understanding 9/11Wavespan & The Ghost Between the Strings - From Our Hands a Darkling Light [wh169]
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We are pleased to release this first collaboration between two drone ambient talents.
>"In many ways, a collaboration between Wavespan and The Ghost Between the Strings is long overdue. Both artists have released music on Treetrunk and Webbed Hand, both artists specialize in ambient drone, and both use organic sounds as the sources for these drones. While Wavespan has utilized gongs, bridges, bells, Tibetan singing bowls, pianos, and metal sculptures to produce his drone works, TGBTS has focused on the guitar as his primary sound source.
"Wavespan contacted TGBTS several months ago about a collaboration, and received a series of guitar improvisations in early January (2011). Excerpts of these improvisations were processed by Wavespan and treated to various forms of signal processing, including: time stretching, reverb, delay, distortion, amp/cabinet emulation, and filtering. Next, Wavespan went to work on the centerpiece of the album, 'Ghostwave Theorem.' After assembling a rough structure for the piece, he began adding some of his own processed field recordings to the mix. At this point, Wavespan cut-up a gritty jazz loop, to which he applied further processing. For the finishing touch, excerpts from Michael Saunders' The Labyrinth of Music Theory podcast were processed and added to the mix.
"The second, shorter piece, 'Valley of the Stones,' was assembled from some of the remaining improvisations that were not utilized for the first. In addition, Wavespan added some processed field recordings to complete the mix.
"Wavespan would like to extend a special thank you to Rurik Leffanta (xoxos), whose '23_words' VST was utilized to create the endlessly varying permutations of the jazz loop you hear throughout the piece. In addition, Wavespan and TGBTS are grateful to Michael Saunders (Metatheseus), who graciously permitted the sampling of his podcast."
The Labyrinth of Music Theory podcast can be found here at the Internet Archive:
http://www.archive.org/details/MetatheseusTheLabyrinthofMusicTheory_1.Prolegomenon
The Labyrinth of Music Theory also provides an online forum at:
http://lomt.freeforums.org/
Rurik Leffanta's inspired VST creations can be found here:
http://www.xoxos.net
Credits:
The Ghost Between the Strings: Prepared Guitar (tgbts.com)
Wavespan: Sampling, Arrangements, Production (myspace.com/wavespan)
Vocal Sample in track 1: Michael Saunders (Metatheseus)
from "The Labyrinth of Music Theory" Podcast
Artwork by eg0cide S.A.
From Our Hands a Darkling Light
Track List:
01 Ghostwave Theorem [37:20]
02 Valley of the Stones [07:08]
Visit Webbed Hand Records
>"In many ways, a collaboration between Wavespan and The Ghost Between the Strings is long overdue. Both artists have released music on Treetrunk and Webbed Hand, both artists specialize in ambient drone, and both use organic sounds as the sources for these drones. While Wavespan has utilized gongs, bridges, bells, Tibetan singing bowls, pianos, and metal sculptures to produce his drone works, TGBTS has focused on the guitar as his primary sound source.
"Wavespan contacted TGBTS several months ago about a collaboration, and received a series of guitar improvisations in early January (2011). Excerpts of these improvisations were processed by Wavespan and treated to various forms of signal processing, including: time stretching, reverb, delay, distortion, amp/cabinet emulation, and filtering. Next, Wavespan went to work on the centerpiece of the album, 'Ghostwave Theorem.' After assembling a rough structure for the piece, he began adding some of his own processed field recordings to the mix. At this point, Wavespan cut-up a gritty jazz loop, to which he applied further processing. For the finishing touch, excerpts from Michael Saunders' The Labyrinth of Music Theory podcast were processed and added to the mix.
"The second, shorter piece, 'Valley of the Stones,' was assembled from some of the remaining improvisations that were not utilized for the first. In addition, Wavespan added some processed field recordings to complete the mix.
"Wavespan would like to extend a special thank you to Rurik Leffanta (xoxos), whose '23_words' VST was utilized to create the endlessly varying permutations of the jazz loop you hear throughout the piece. In addition, Wavespan and TGBTS are grateful to Michael Saunders (Metatheseus), who graciously permitted the sampling of his podcast."
The Labyrinth of Music Theory podcast can be found here at the Internet Archive:
http://www.archive.org/details/MetatheseusTheLabyrinthofMusicTheory_1.Prolegomenon
The Labyrinth of Music Theory also provides an online forum at:
http://lomt.freeforums.org/
Rurik Leffanta's inspired VST creations can be found here:
http://www.xoxos.net
Credits:
The Ghost Between the Strings: Prepared Guitar (tgbts.com)
Wavespan: Sampling, Arrangements, Production (myspace.com/wavespan)
Vocal Sample in track 1: Michael Saunders (Metatheseus)
from "The Labyrinth of Music Theory" Podcast
Artwork by eg0cide S.A.
From Our Hands a Darkling Light
Track List:
01 Ghostwave Theorem [37:20]
02 Valley of the Stones [07:08]
Visit Webbed Hand Records
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Reviews
Reviewer:
dxt
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February 27, 2011
Subject: great collabotarion!
Subject: great collabotarion!
both artists emerge from their personal sound and create this beautiful piece of drone, well done!
Reviewer:
mystified
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February 24, 2011
Subject: Great!
Subject: Great!
This album shows a high level of mastery. I love checking in on these artist and hearing them evolve. Great sounds, vast and interesting, for a superb listening experience. Tune in!
